San Pablo to Increase CORE Services for Unhoused Residents
San Pablo City Council on Monday unanimously approved a $97,930 contract to increase homeless services from the CORE team by up to 1.5 days per week....
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May
06
May
Pittsburg Police Launch Investigation Into Alleged Child Abuse at Daycare
Pittsburg KinderCare is under investigation following allegations that an employee has yanked children by the arm, thrown them down and called them names....
05
May
Richmond Says It Wants to Reduce Illegal Fireworks, but It’s a Slow Burn
Instead of moving closer to tripling fines for illegal fireworks in high-risk areas, Richmond City Council opted to first get input on ways to reduce usage. ...
28
Apr
Richmond Wants SEIU, Not Police Union, to Represent Community Intervention Specialists
The Richmond City Council on April 22 rejected an appeal by the Richmond Police Officers Association to place Community Intervention Specialists in the union. ...
26
Apr
Antioch’s Notorious Sycamore Corridor to Get a Police Station
Antioch officials on Tuesday approved an 18-month police substation in the Sycamore corridor, an area affected by gun and gang violence....
23
Apr
San Pablo ‘Cop Campus’ Gets Another Budget Increase Ahead of Opening
San Pablo City Council on Monday approved a $1.9 million budget increase for the upcoming San Pablo Police Headquarters and Regional Training Center....
23
Apr
Update: East Bay Property Developers Respond to Allegations of Trying to Bribe Antioch Council Member
They face conspiracy and bribery charges for allegedly offering to pay an unnamed Antioch City Council member thousands of dollars to get favors....
23
Apr
‘It’s a Family Crest’: Pittsburg Won’t Change Its Logo — for Now
The Pittsburg City Council on Monday failed to approve the final step in the process of replacing the city logo in an effort to boost economic development. ...
16
Apr
‘We Should Do Everything We Can to Keep That Station Open’: Antioch Makes Move to Improve Amtrak Stop Set for Closure
The Antioch City Council on April 8 committed $225,000 more to upgrades to beautify the Antioch-Pittsburg Amtrak station in an effort to keep it open....
15
Apr
Public Safety, Youth Among Pittsburg’s Priorities
Pittsburg City Council says it will continue to prioritize economic development, public infrastructure and safety and youth development when making decisions. ...
04
Apr
Richmond Wants Healthy Options at Grocery Checkouts; Enforcement Could Be an Issue
Richmond City Council moved forward Tuesday with a proposed ordinance that could require grocery retailers to stock healthy options at checkouts....
02
Apr
Richmond Extends Moratorium on Smoke Shop Licenses, Permits
Richmond will continue to not issue new licenses or permits to smoke shops because of issues including underage employees and marketing to minors....
02
Apr
Antioch Assistant City Manager Resigns Amid Several Other City Hall Personnel Moves
Antioch has a new interim assistant city manager, parks and recreation director, public information officer and director of community and economic development....
01
Apr
Richmond Could Use Chevron Settlement Money to Help Pay Off Debt
Richmond City Council inched forward on a proposal that would use $535.7 million in Chevron settlement funds to pay off unfunded pension liabilities. ...
21
Mar
Richmond Strengthens Sanctuary City Ordinance to Protect Immigrant Community
In its latest effort to protect its immigrant population, the Richmond City Council voted unanimously last week to strengthen its sanctuary city ordinance....
